New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
rascal Yes, I guess will stay and stay as long as
please I'd like to you put me out Try IL, either

rascal Yes, guess will stay and stay as long as
please. I'd like to see you put nae out Try H. either
Neither of them .vincea any disposition to accept
her challenge and after some further paricying the
lock allowed to be put on, but Mary was told that
she must clear everything out herself included Within
a week. She laughed. but made no further reply.
BY this time It dark and although the hour ror
the meeting was not until 7:3O crowds began to
gather around the entrances in Twentyeighth and
Twenty ninth sts. The police, however, were on hand
before them To be ready for the wor"t Captain Ryan
had sent to the Eighteenth, Twenty second and
Twenty fifth Precincts Tor extra men, Three or four
sent from each station and these with Orty OF his
own force gave him some hfty..men, tn" majority OF
whom were stat 0ned outside the church building.
There were few inside also and at the west door
In Twenty y-eIghth-st., which was the only one the
locksmith did not get new lock on Ofcers sullivan
and Brennan stood Sergeant Fitzgerald Of the
TWENTY first Precinct had command OF the men on the
Twenty-eighthst. side, while Captain Ryan stood in
front OF the main entrance 1t did not take long for
the people, who by this time numbered five or six
thousand, to find out what had been done and when
they did their indignation was reused. "Whatl !
own churchi Lock us out OF the building that we
built with our own hard earnings, This Is out
rageous. It's shame, say" thousand other
Ominous grows heard on all sides Suodued talk was
heard of threatening nature. The more hery talked
smashing things ss
police, while they denounced Father DOnnely as
carpet-bagger. Captain Ryan toll his men to remain
quiet and do nothing to rouse the anger OF the multi
tude.
Suddenly there a commotion noticed at the
edge o. the throng toward Third-ave. II was made
by DR.: Carey trying to gam the stoop he was recog
nzed in moment and up went three cheers for him,
followed bv three more for DR.. McGlynn With great
effort Dr. Carey uade his way to where Capfai5 5.u5
Ryan was Standing He at once, as chairman, asked
leave TO enter til, building.
You can't do it," said the Captain; g No meeting
can be held here Those are m, orders from Father
Donneily and am going to carry them out"
"All right" replied the druggist permit me to say
TO the people. You can act as my guard Of honor"
The captain allowed him to mount the stoop and in
Parshioners We denied admission to our church.
We can therefore hold no meeting and we stand
adjourned until the committee Is able to secure m "a
time and place through the press. Now beg OF you,
as Catholics and friends of our beloved pastor, DIR.
Mc(ilynn, to 60 quietly home, at once"
His speech was loudly cheered but the crowd
obeyed his order with great reluctance. John X.
Feeney and others of the committee went TO the
after much of persuasion. The police did just as
little as possible and when lot of young men and
women gathered in front Of the reetory to grOnn at
Tested. There were several lively discussons on the
corers but no one was arrested Pictures OF Dr. Nc
Glynn sold like hot cakes This kept the people from
dispensing and AT last the police ordered the vendefs
to 90. .,,
Ks soon as all danger of riot was over the members
of the committee got together and talked over the
matter. 1t was great mistake on the part of
Father Donnellv said John, r. Feeney chairman OF
the committee appointed to visit the Archbishop and
of the oldest men in the parish and he'll hnd 1t
out very soon We were ordered by the parishioners
TO see the Archbishop. We wrote to him ana he re,
piled, showing that he recognized us. We intended
TO report to the congregation tonight, but when
we attempted to do It find our church in charge OF
whom i-Captain Ryan and fifty policemen. Father
Donnelly never appears"
Dr. Carev said it the best thing that could have
happened to DR.. McGlynns cause We shall hold
our meeting Just az possible, but can't say
when. now," he added Other leaders talked in the
strain.
About o'clock the committee held brief meeting
in Michael Martins cigar store at No 400 Ihlrd-aVe.
The in rdens of the night discussed, but no ac-
ton was taken and after appointing George Manghan
of No $50 Thrdave., assistant general secretary OF
the McGynn fund, they adjourned until $50 o'clock
this evening, when they will come together at the
same place and name the trustees OF the fund
Twenty-Five hundred subscription books were dis,
ributed among the of the parish yesterday and
the work OF increasing the fund will be vigorously
pushed. =. -,
Dr. Shrady said last night that DR.. McGlynn was
slowly improving but not yet in condition to prepare
his full statement and IL wond be several days YET
before he would be able to do that The brief reply To
the Archbishop which he made on Sunday was more 10
relieve the doctors feelings for the time beng than
anything else. From Others IL was learned that DE-
McGlynn had read Mr. Davitts speech with great
deal of pleasure.
The following was received from Father Curran last
evening:
nelly first stephens Saturday, January 10.
SAID that the only available room for him was the one wh.
gave Father Donney distinctly to that br Nc
Gynns not available because still occupied Oy Dr.
McGynn prove which told him that Dr. McGynn was In
his late the evening before aud when he insisted on
seeing the room pointed out Dr. MeGynns & books and and
house was At ms M d.PSSl anu % a hsr wSn nres in
the house ou vacae his to make place Tor him repeated
the offer after had first made It. AMI again In the after
McGlynn was seated there. JAMES l. CURkAS.
81. S,ephen's Church. Monday Jan. 81